Sentence examples for several memos from inspiring English sources

The report cites several memos to high-ranking cabinet department officials ordering them to attend meetings about the 2006 midterm elections.

In November 2007, several memos by Mr. Rudd described plans by protesters to block trucks that were planning to leave the port of Olympia while transporting military equipment.

The department's chief, Steven Bradbury, wrote several memos arguing that waterboarding, prolonged isolation and sleep deprivation were not really torture, so the Convention Against Torture did not apply.

The prosecution attacked Mr. Whitaker's credibility by showing that he drafted several memos after the meeting with slightly different details about what had happened in each one.

Several memos between civil servants and ministerial advisers have been made public, referring dismissively to Railtrack's shareholders as "grannies" who would "lose their blouses" (see article), although the government seemed more keen to placate big American investors.

Some documents had been withheld, and several memos to J. Edgar Hoover had been completely blacked out, but I could turn up no evidence that the F.B.I. was concealing a major investigative cache.

Lt. Gen. Ricardo S. Sanchez, in charge of the Iraq counterinsurgency, also sent out several conflicting memos with regard to the treatment of prisoners -- memos that only added to the confusion as to what was permitted and what wasn't.

In one of several neurotic memos leaked last year, Mr Blair moaned about how unfair it was that he of all people was seen as "out of touch" with "gut British instincts" on several issues, including the family.

A spokesman for Attorney General John J. Farmer Jr. said it was likely that several more memos from the state police would be made public as several lawsuits and criminal prosecutions continue in the courts.

In several 1983 memos, Mr. Roberts derided passage of a California law that required the order of layoffs to reflect affirmative action considerations and condemned another "staggeringly pernicious law codifying the anti-capitalist notion of 'comparable worth' (as opposed to market value) pay scales".

Britta informs him that the playlist also includes several personal memos.